Professor Seth Kalichman from the University of Connecticut visited CSRH on 15 October to share with CSRH colleagues his latest research and preview his presentation for the opening plenary of the Australasian HIV/AIDS Conference in Melbourne on 1
This panel of short presentations explores three aspects of the ‘Disparities in PrEP access’ project, which interviewed key informants in the HIV respo
In 2018 the inaugural National Competition for Excellence in Hepatitis C Health Promotion was run by the Centre for Social Research in Health (CSRH) at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and the National Drug Research Institute (NDRI) at Curtin University (Curtin).
CSRH, in conjunction with the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC), has been awarded a competitive UNSW 2013 Major Research Equipment and Infrastructure Initiative (MREII) grant.
Dr Martin Holt, Senior Research Fellow at CSRH, has been invited to become an Associate Editor of the well regarded Journal of the International AIDS Society and has also been appointed to the editorial board of AIDS and Behavior
A UNSW study has found HIV testing by gay and bisexual men in Melbourne continues to increase, with nearly three-quarters saying they have tested for HIV in the previous year and one in six indicating they have had three or more tests in the previ
In many European countries, HIV testing efforts are insufficient to identify new HIV infections early enough, leaving substantial proportions of HIV positive people unaware of their infection.
In September, CSRH hosted a seminar on Staying Safe: What can research about people who inject drugs tell us about how to avoid hepatitis C in the long-term?
Since its establishment in 1990, the National Centre in HIV Social Research has always been about more than ‘just’ HIV. As the suite of national strategies has expanded over time, so has the research program of CSRH.
ASHA, the Australasian Sexual Health Alliance, is a multi-disciplinary alliance of sexual health organisations, working together to improve national and local responses to sexual health issues.
